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Ranching, Sport and Travel

CHAPTER VII
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It had killed a few of our cattle in Arizona and ruined some of our best horses.

The Scotch Company lost many hundreds of cattle by it, and also some horses.

The plant seems to flourish in cycles of about seven years; that is, though some of it may be present every year it only comes in abundance, overwhelming abundance, once in the period stated.

The peculiarity about it, too, is that it grows in the winter months and has flowered and seeded and died down by midsummer.

Thus it is the only green and succulent-looking plant to be seen in winter-time on the brown plains.
It is very conspicuous and in appearance much resembles clover or alfalfa.


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